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The potato puffer is a freshwater pufferfish native to the Congo River in Africa. An inactive benthic species, they spend most of their time buried in the sediment, patiently waiting for food
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Congo river puffer fish (Tetraodon miurus)
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Mbu Puffer, Giant Puffer or Giant Freshwater Puffer fish, Tetraodon mbu, Tetraodontidae. Aka Congo River Puffer Fish Stock Photo - Alamy
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Mbu giant freshwater African puffer. These monster puffers get to 3 feet long and are in the Congo river basin in tropica… | Fishing t shirts, Fish, Fishing videos
Shedd Aquarium บนทวิตเตอร์: "Just thinkin' about pufferfish faces. 🐡😮 The saltwater porcupine puffer and freshwater Congo river puffer live in very different worlds, but both have beak-like mouth parts to crush tough
